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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-04
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BEST TEACHERS. Tutors and Govern
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Bor Young Ladies-City.
n,ISS IZARETH /. KOUES' School for
vi Young LADIES' and Children. 10 East osthsI' New
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RIVER BRANCH.
NETWORK. NEW-HAVEN and HART

HARLEMsn RIVER BRANCH; nrronnn.
na
LDcGnaye Third Avenue Bridge across Harlem lave.
rosas Re daily except Sunday. sS 10 lss
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Sunday New Rochelle and Al intermediate sta
ng at New e To-. with way train
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Inn. binsnamton ami Elmra Express, Pullman coaches
connects scrsptoa for Ptt.on Kingson 40
for stroudsbnrg Scranton. Pinqhamton owego Eimira
Corning Bath, wayland. Buffalo, &c. arriving IN Buffalo
Ps grs ,Ts r%ss
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mediate stations excsp Saturdays Connects Buffalo with
Tfckets Tor sale and BAGGAGE checked at 2s5 All
at wescott Express Offices in New-York and Brooklyn
New: YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
thEe.sh Isays cs1ts 6snet
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1910, M chicago Express, drawngroom cars to Canaan
1880 M. Western New.YOrk AMI Northern Express.
aso D M Albany Troy and Ute, Express with drawing
p NJ Accommodation 70 Albany and Troy.
ep chicago and 81 Lons EHpre's With .lesongcsr
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m Montreal Express with scepin to Montreal
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Buno Niagara Falls clsveand Toledo. Detroit and ND
e1ceHi Auburn and canandaisrs.
ili5o m. Night Expres. with :leepIne.cars to Albany
an n " NSTS w5s 'as trains 0r
rass sS at nrGS pspc TO and astssss
YORK and ESQ Fulton st. Brooklyn
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iThese stop at Harlem li2Sh;,t and tthaysl r
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.
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earlier rom loot Of Jaysi; North River:
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For Montreal and Canada East Cos p M.
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vanderoilt-aye. General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-04

NEW HAVEN. Steamers leave Peck-slp
IN 1pier rs Il RI 3p and IL III (Sundayse kcoptol
arrive time Tor carly trains north aniot[
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DOPULAR SHORE LINE for Roston provi-

DOPULAR SHORE LINE for Boston, Provi-
l. dence Newport and all New England Points An rail-
Grand Central Depot Express Trans daily sundays
excepted at a M m paror cars attached, and a Ia
parlor cars). IL p M with palace sleeping carsl
Newport take 200 Boston kIpress with parior
connects NJ wickiord Tor nj 7;oU
DEDUCTION OF FARES VIA NORWICH
~ LINE The Popular inside Route To Boston Ias ~
Steamers CITY Of Worcester and city Of Nex.lorE
Ssn psG abOy. sy daily .Ssp. sunday
tsSop NJ " W. 6tAOfs Akens
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1nstrnrtion.
Bows and Young Men Cit

Boys and Young Men CITY.
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, LIS
l Rr'way near 42dst 49th year Primary commercial
departmens instruction thorough NJ. NJ. HOB
BY W. L. AKIN. Prin n. C. HENDklCksoN. Assoclate
M OODBFIDGE SCHOOL. 80 East 45th-st.
w Spring Term February |. Classical Scientific Lat
ter preparatory to School OF Mines
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ID 10 OLD POINT COMFORT Norfolk, Va, and South
Leave via Penn. II. a:SU T. Parlor 10 baltimore
thence Palace al Ola lOln nj o:lo
NoIiokl Va IN Il. " TOMPklNs Gen'i Pass. Agent
olv way N. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-04

Nj INK-LINED CIRCULARS, MINK SHOUL-
w DEB cspes. price, marked down 9. Z. sHAYNE
EuIrlor. l03 PTtnceSt
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Musical instruction.
GRAND CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC,
II 44-WEsT 23pSr.-i6 =
The leading school OF Music, Edoclton DranaIo Ar
Foreign Languages Drawing and Painting fiee@Vah'agos
equal 10 six per week For particulars address
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Brooklyn.
HrTHE CRITTENDEN"
l. PRIMARY SCHOOL AND K1NDERGAKIEN
FOR BOTH SEXES
at OF Hicksst cor Pineapple ST.
NissH NJ. WHEELER Incpal. iOT the past eight year
has been in charge OF primary departments in th
Packer COLLEGIATE Institute. 1hId begins February
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-04

, Art Schools-City.
MRS. LOUISA b. CULVER
WI Will resuu e her classes from Noveniber2 IN
draw ing OIL and waterCOlOr painting
SIN life. flowers and landscape,
China painting and decoration.
STUDIO No. ~ East 2STll-ST.
References
Mr. u IIunngton President National Academy OF Design,
Mr. William Hart n Al Mr. James NJ. Hart, y. A. NJ.
Iay .l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-04

"The last place ~ The ,ror'd 10 bug CtHdrcn's
Clothing is IN so-cqed iry-goods store TIE n'eagre
niles Of "joJ lot" trcsh trhich barely c0rcrs he
sbe'res. a0or5s no assortment. and, bGyrtng The
'iec1crs' ant 'bats,i our prices are Bound 10 be
one quarter iover.n
The above paragraph is quoted word for word
from an advertisement of ono Of Richmond's
leading clothing houses in the State OF Friday,
December ID. AMI goes 10 prove that our extreme
low prices on Boys Oyercoats have struck terror
to the hearts Of the dealers in these goods Who
have long beea upholding high PROFITS, aud in
stead Of ignoring i;s insinuatons We arc proud
TO point 10 tho fact that they mus; often hear our
prices quoted 70 utter such cant.
Moreover. this same advertiser goes on TO say
his 1rm does not keep tho low-prced trash, etc,
ctc, but we would Ike them to compare thoir
sl.75 Overcoats (Which appear to be their lowest
priced onos) with our CSC OyercOats;
Or their 81 30 Goats with our tl.S9 ones;
Or their IS Goats With our t3.07 ones;
Or their IS 80 Coats with our $3.50 ones;
Or their 80 Coats with our = . ones;
And tho comparisons arc easily enough accom-
pnshed. Tor ours are equally as well made ;
ours equally a. stylish and cute our assort-
meutoi styles aud pricesis equally as varied
II is not confined to one particular make Of
coats, as Is usually the case with them, but
there arc plain ones, there are Norfolk
pleated shapes, there ore fsncly-trmmed
ones, there are Coats with Capes aud Cape
Collars, there arc plaid and stripes aud
checked printed and Wo jllen Cassimeres and
Mixtures, and u what-not style Of a coat
We refer 10 the hundreds OF boys whom we
have fitted out after their parents have
stopped from store 10 store to match the
values we had offered them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-04
THE TUNNEL COMPANY.
SUIT Against the Road which Never
Ran.

A suit was instituted in the Chancery
Court yesterday by number of the EN-
pl wees OF the Richmond and Chesa-
peake Railroad Company against its Off
GERS, individually and collectively, for
wages due them.
The Richmond and Chesapeake rail-
road was chartered by the Legislature,
and was to have been run from this city
through tunnel under Eighth street to
a certain point near the bay. The road
was never built, though a great many
men were put to work to survey and lay
out the route About year and half
ago the charter was sold out but nothing
was paid, and now the employees by this
suit are claiming their pay from the
original corporators.
The plaintiffs are Messrs. Fairfax f.
Monteiro. Robert G. Lee, w. j. Banks
dale. Harvey Chamberlayne, II. c. Car
ringt0n, T. B. Bot. Jr., Thornton Scott,
Joseph Stovall, Archer Archer, s. b.
Mosby, Frank V. l.. Turner, and James
Sweeny.
observation-disclosures. Charles E. Bel
vim, James B. Pace, Seaton g. Tinsley,
A. Langstaff Johnston, Thaddeus q.
LeakA, Jr., Harvey A. Atkinson, Jr.,
Manning G. Staples Preston Belvin, L.
Archibald Cary. Aristides Monteiro,
Robert L. Morris, and NJ. b. Poiteaux.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-04
Mr.. moody and Hartman pianos.

Mr.. Moody's success as an evangelist
is based upon several rare attributes.
Among them that of personal magnetism
plays an important part. Acting through
his voice. that subtle quality moves his
hearers. His voice is that of a noble
musical instrument, whose tones are rich
in sympathetic qualities, and thus cepa-
bic OF moving the human heart. What
Moody is among men the Hardman
piano is among pianos. It's voice IS full
Of the magnetic, sympathetic qualities
that reach down to the heart. 1t IS a
perfect Piano in every respect, and can
only be had at Waiter ID. Moses d Go. s,
Oh Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-04
TorHER LOCAL NEWS on FIFTH PAGE.
M. Nicnoios for December,

The readers Of 81. Nicholas will dis
cover in the December number that Mrs.
Frances Hodgson Burnett has created a
worthy companion character to "Little
Lord Fauntieroy" in the heroine of her
story, "Sara Crewe; or, What Hap
pened at Miss Minchin's," and. as in the
earlier story, the authors conceptions
are aided in their setting forth by the
work of the illustrator, Dir. r. i. Birch.
Mr.. Frank r. Stockton administers
salutary little lesson to both young and
old in one of his admirable stories, 1.-The
Clocks of Rondaine," the first part Of
which appears in this number and the
Rev. Washington GLADDEN., in "Santa
Claus in the Pulpit, reveals the good
old saint in new rotc. Ii. II. Boyesen
tells the strange story of "The Bear that
Had a Bank Account ; while J. I.
Trowbridge gives an account OF 4" How
the Hart Boys Saw Great Salt Lake,
and Sarah j. Pritchard draws an inte-
resting sketch Of Puritan days, and OF
the difficulties which attended the set
ting up of 1.-The First ChIistmas-Tree
in New England" "The Children's
Christmas Club of Washington City" is
a brief history by Edmund Alton OF the
origin and development of a notable or
gani2atIon, which each year gives a
Christmas dinner and an entertainment
to the poor children of Washington city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-04
Mozart ro.norroM Evening.

The Amateur Orchestra will by special
request repeat the waltz which they rem
dered Mt the last musicale:
/. Waltz, danube Waves" Cyano-
Wei Amateur Orchestra. -.
Q. Solo Soprano, "Silken Bands,
(Bischoff,) Miss Lizzie Jordan, OF Smith
field. -.
3: Solo Baritone, "The Tempest, a"
Perkins Mr.. L. Marshall Ramos:
4. Comet Solo, a, Meditation, Men
delssohn,) b, Clover Leaf Polka, (CaseyD
Mr.. John J.. Thurston.
5. Solo Soprano, "Night Birds Coo
ing" (Sayers,) Miss Lizzie Jordan:
6. instrumental Quintette (originaD,
leslie Watson,) Messrs. Watson, Ar
cher, Kessnich, j. and i. Thurston.
7. Solo Soprano, "Bob o Link, Obs
choff,) Miss Lizzie Jordan.
8. Solo Baritone, "I've Gathered
Them In" (White,) Mr. Z. Marshall
Ramos.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-04
An oucr the country there has been n

an ouCr the country there has been n
stagnation IN the Carpet 2rGde. IN
other WOrds, 10 has been an NJ season,
as most all dcalcrs a0iH tell yoW. one
would hare hordiy Bothered such a
statement had they bat pocpcd into oar
Carpet Room within the last jour
days; bit IL Was an extraordinary
oVcm that drcW to as so many pUr-
chaseYS. We had dccidcd 10 turn our
Carpct-ROom for the Xmas season into
q HolidGy Bazaar, and had mdde
preparations to rcmOUc our Carpet
Stock ono floor higher, and ddcertised
to sell for JoT days a rdst array o.
Carpets for near about haJ prices, dw
being delaycd IN the receipt Of the
Holiday Goods nc hare get about one
week more in which to display 10 any
advantage these Carpets, hence these
Carpets can be bought at the reduced
prices this wcek. They are as fol-
lOWs:
Wool-Filling Ingram Carpets that have sold for
30c yard are now 1876;
Extra Heavy Ingram Carpets, such as you never
before saw, sold for &c;
Striped Hemp Carpets that we sold az 25c. for
l2hc.;
Extra Heavy super Ingram Yard-Wite Carpets
IN many different yles Of designs and colors'
such os green and OAK, black ard red, gar
net and OAK, and tan and red, that are sell
ing everywhere else fo- J0c., have been
m,rked down to 90. yard;
ATWOOD warp and nlliDg) Ingram Carpets ct
5O,. yard;
The CO... quality OF Ingram Carpets at 35c.
yard;
Seven pieces Of ;jc. and So. Wool Extra-super
Two-Ply Carl cts ars now J9,. yard;
All-Wool Threo-Ply Carpets, Of the celebrated
Lower-Mills' mako, at sc. yard-ful'
weight aud width guaranteed;
There are velom-Yelyet Stair-Carpets for &c
yard-joc. was the former price,
Venetian stair-Carpets at 25c. yard
The Brussels Carpets NO have In endless va
rety Of Room, Hall. and stair patterns-and
as a special indictment will make aud lay
free of all charges.
Besides, the following special prices:
The '5c. grade for Soc;
The Soc grade for co.;
The 81 grade for 81;
The si.2j English Body Brussels for CSC;
Tho $50 Wilton Velycts FOR 81;
The il.7j MoQuettes and Royal wilton Velyets
for il.35.
In the same lines OF goods there has been re-
duced:
The il.75 yard long Velvet Rugs 70 o.;
The FringeG Wool Druggcts, three yards square,
to s.:
The one and a half yards long Brussels Rugs TO
7Jc.;
Tho Venetian Ingram Two-Ply three yards
Druggets 20 $3.50;
The JOc. Cocoa Mats 10 39c. &C., &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-04
A Gard.

1t has been a time.honored custom
with our house during the holiday sea-
son to give our customers extra value on
every purchase, for every one recognizes
the TACT that there is no more sensible
holiday gift than a good, reliable Gold
Watch, Diamond Ring, &C., &C, &c.
This year we have been preparing for
this 8pecial safe for some time, and
now. in our acO store and with nc'C
stock, we are ready, and cordially invite
all to come and inspect the various and
beautiful goods which We offer, and note
the prices which have been made
GODDARD & Moses,
900 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-04

Miss Nellie Fompelly, of Columbus.
o., has charge Of Che Short hsnd aud
Type-writiug department at the South
ern Business College. She Is not only
Il successful teacher, but an accomplished
and charming young lady. Miss Nellie
has made host of friends during the
short time she has been here, and is meet
ing with splendid success in teaching
Stenograph, Shorthand, and Type
writing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-04
Amusemenss This Week.

Tomorrow night "The Brook" a
musical extravaganza, which has been
revised recently. will be presented by
Marion Fleming. Tho pleasures of a
jolly picnic party are represented in the
play, and the piece abounds in songs,
dances, and scenes as originally done by
the Salisbury TroubGdours.
Wednesday night the "Three Black
Cloaks" win be sung at the Theatre IN
der the direction OF Professor Intropidi.
The cast and chorus is composed entirely
of amateur talent, and the costumes are
pretty. The chorus embraces about
twenty-five voices, which have been we'll
trained. The Retreat for the Sick will
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-04

We have before us a handy Pocket
Guide-Book of Havana, published by p.
NJ. Castro & Co., proprietors OF the
Grand Hotel Pasaie, which contains u
very good map Of Havana and a vast
amount of useful information for visitors
of Cuba. The publishers send free copies
upon application to any address.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-04

north Eighth street, and Il wns deter
mined 10 establish thoir principal Office in
this city and open hooks Of subscription.
This Is an organization OF colored men
having for thor object the raising OF q
fluid TO DO invested IN mercantile pur-
suits on large scale and in agricultural
lands. The board adjourned TO meet on
the 18th instant for the purpose OF fixing
the bonds OF their officers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-04
HONOR TO rHE PRIVATE SOLDIER.
Organization for che Monument 20
be BuiIs ON Libby NiiI.

The following is the complete list OF
officers and directors Of the organization
formed TO erect in Libby-Hill (MarshalD
Park monument TO the private soldier
and sailor Of the Confederate States:
President, ID. G. Richardson Vice
Presidents Clay Ward, George l.. Chris
tan Monroe, Robert 5. Bosher; Madi-
son, Norman V. Randolph Jefferson,
John S. Elicit; jackson, Benjamin Fl.
Berry Marshall, John 4. Curtis; Sec
rotary, Carlton Mccarthy; Treasurer,
William II. Cullingworth.
Board OF Directors Marshall Ward
William J. Westwood, II. S. NJ. Valen-
tine. J. b. Welsh, I. Wiley Davis, j. G.
Dickerson, r. L. Brown. Jefferson
Ward-Charles II. Hasker, James +.
Phillips, 3. F. Cook, Beverley t. Crump,
John L. Mayer, John II. Frischkorn.
Madison Ward-W. L. Cutshaw, James
II. Ferriter, Il. J. Levy, j. Taylor Ely
son. Andrew Pizzini. Jr., Sol. Cutchins.
Monroe Ward-C. V. Meredith, Lewis
ID. Crenshaw, Jr., II. II. Elicit, G. Z.
Wingo, lazewell Elicit, 4. ID. Habits
ton. Clay Ward--E. ID. Starke, w. t.
Carrington, Charles L. Todd, e. A.
Saunders, J.. L. ID. Myers. James b.
Pace. jackson Ward-Charles p. Big
ger, r. T. Pemberton, David H. Wilson,
81. J. Gentry, Thomas Cox, John W.
BeveridRe.
A mass-meetiDg will be held Friday
night at Corcoran Hall, when capable
speakers will be present No collection
or subscription will be taken.
In the mean time the Board Of Direc-
tors will have charter drawn for pre-
sentation to Sho General Assembly, and
Messrs. Willian H. Curtis, b. II. Berry,
G. Y. Meredith, George i. Christian,
and T. Wiley Davis were appointed a
committeSto draw up the same. The
same committee was also authorized to
draft constitution and bylaws. The
president was added to the committee.
The Governor will be invited to attend
tho meeting at Corcoran Hall.
Nearly $1,000 have already been sub
scribed,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-04

CLosISG-OUT SALE-IMPoRTAST TO House
KEEPERs-The entire stock OF both stores OF the
Boston Bargain House must 10 sold by Decem-
Der 3lst 10 close business, and would advise those
in want 20 cGu at once to secure bargains.
Everything has been reduced to such low figures
that 1t VIII pay you 10 supply your future wants.
Remember, everything must be sold by Decem-
Der 2lst- CROcEERY, GLASS and TINwARE,
LAWS, PICTURES, FRAMES, ToYs-in fact, every
thing must 60. Call at once and mske your
selections AT either store. Mail orders promptly
attended 10. To storokeopers We would say, II
you want 10 save money give US a call at j23 east
Broad street or liil east Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-04
From Gessolrs Magazine, Chicago, for Nov.l

From Gesgoll's Magazine, Chicago, for Nov.l
Professor II. j. Williamson, Rich
mond, Va, is on a mammoth boom
The machinery of his school is running
as smoothly as fabricated lightning. and
The Writing Teach,r goes like warm
douPhnuts. W. p. Garfield has been
inserted as a new spoke in the business
departments wheel. Aside from being
a spoke Will is an excellent fellow
Iscrewdriyor and monke%wrench fur
nished to any one who wishes to see the
inside workings of the above jokel."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-04
abandonment In the city.

We speak of the stock of Christmas,
Bridal, and Birthday Presents in endless
variety at Owens q Minor Drug Com
pany's, opposite Post-office. Plush,
Leather, and Alligator Boxes filed with
Toilet, Manicure, and Travelling Sets,
suitable for ladies or gentlemen. Whisp-
Holders, Shaving Sets, Work Boxes,
&c. &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-04
As the cloak. factorIes NORTH shut down on De,

As the Cloak -fartorles North shut down on De-
cembcr lst, ard "a II will be impossible for
us to duplicate any Cloaks in our present
assortment, We have made some reductions
to more readily close out the remaining
sizes:
Atwood Check Scotch Cheylot Walking Jacket
ats4, have been Is.
Ladies' Jaunty Check Jacket, trimmed with solid
cloth collar, cuffs and collars allor-made, az
g, have been $3.50
Ladies' Light Kersey and dark Broalcoih silk
sewed, lap-seam. tallor-made Jackets at IS.
We have every size in an English Broad
cloth Tallor-Maoc Jacket. trimmed ia silk
and bullion braid, with novelty lap front.
They are Ia three coors-blCc, green, aud
brown. Tho reduced price is $50 Former
price was sl9.j).
Tho Satin Lined Broetcloth SO Jackets are now
$50;
Light and Dark Broadcloth Jackets, trimmed
with silk braid sets, at i5.50-wero ii250;
Ladies Black Plain Cloth and Diagonal and
Corkscrew Clo.h Taior-Made Jackets at
Shutdown from 80;
Misses Jeckcts-quito an assor;ment--from $3.50
toss;
Imported Melton Cloth ladies' jacket, bound
WIN SILK Dldlu1 III lNoIiIMB anu fancy
checks, az Shutdown from $40.
A thing you seldom see is Bargain Counter Of
Cloaks. However, we have thrown on q
special counter about nifty Chlldren's
Cloaks and NeWmarkets In Boucle and
Astrachnn Cloths, handsomely trimmed
in plain cloths. trimmed in Astrachan
aud diagonal cloths, with hno buttons
AID ornaments. These coats have sold from
s. to $3.50. Your choice now for $40
sizes three to six years. Another special
counter OF Misses Newmsrkets-from six 10
fourteen-ycar sizes in plain and fancy
cloth. imported Astrachan and Bou,le cloth,
plain and fancily trimmed. Formerly sold
from $3.50 % $40. Your choice now for 1884.
Chiidren's Checkcd-Cioth Cloaks, with Plested
skirts and Belts ald silk and Velvet Hoods,
atil-four to eighi-yecr sizes;
Checked Newmarkets, with Pleated Skirts, at
S4-sizes four 70 Jgelge years;
Young ladies' Striped and Checked Newman
kets, with both Capes aud Hoods, ats7-down
from $40;
ladies' All-WOol Diagonal Northumberland
Organ-Pleated Back at sL4S-down from
$50;
Imported Knnppy-Cloih Newmarkeis for Ladies',
In brown. blue, and black, al ;l-down from
$3.50;
Imported Nowmarkets, in plain aud fancy black
cloths, at $3.50 cholcc-somo sold as high as
SIS;
Ladies' All-wool Diagonsl-cloth Short Wraps,
trimmed in Real-HGir Fur. Tor si.ss-down
from $780,
All Of oar Seal Plush Wraps are treated IKE
seal-Skins during the process OF manufacturing.
Seal Plush Dolmans, slih Plush Bolls and real
Seal Loops, at sis-iown from SIS;
Short Jackets, Of Listers Engllsh-Siik Seal Plush,
at Sl5-satin lined;
Seal Plush Short Dolmans, long fronts, trimmed
With Cut Jet BEADS at sss--dorn from SOS;
same style OF Wrap, with Beaver and Handsome
plush Trimmings, at sse-down from so
julius MEYER & SONS,
6O1 q COS Broad street.